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About Kayla Irvin
Kayla Irvin is a native Houstonian who handles all aspects of civil litigation at The Buzbee Law Firm, fighting for clients in courtrooms across Texas and the United States. Before joining the firm, she gained experience at a Houston personal injury firm where she rose from pre-litigation attorney to supervising attorney, helping develop firm procedures and maximize client outcomes. She then moved to a boutique trial firm handling complex motor vehicle and commercial trucking cases, contractual disputes, and catastrophic injury claims. Kayla earned her J.D. from South Texas College of Law in 2019, after completing her undergraduate studies at Southwestern University, where she was a team captain on the softball team. She applies the same discipline and competitive drive from athletics to her work in the courtroom.
Proven verdicts and settlements at The Buzbee Law Firm
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A Dallas jury awarded $1.1 billion against a trust fund heir who beat a 2-year-old into a permanent vegetative state in 2021, a verdict the firm calls the largest child-assault award in U.S. history.
A Harris County jury awarded $640 million to the family of David Lester Loree II, a journeyman pipefitter fatally crushed when a top-heavy HVAC unit being lifted by TNT Crane and Rigging overturned in high winds at a Texas A&M University-San Antonio construction site in September 2021.
A San Patricio County jury awarded $198.2 million to Kristene Chapa, who was kidnapped, sexually assaulted, and shot in the head at a public park in 2012, with the verdict holding her convicted attacker, his father, and their family pharmacy jointly liable.
A Houston jury awarded $159 million to five oilfield workers burned, and the family of one man killed, in a 2012 liquid-fire explosion at Valero Energy's Memphis, Tennessee refinery.
A Galveston federal jury awarded $100 million to ten contract workers exposed to carbon disulfide at BP's Texas City refinery in April 2007. The judge set aside the punitive damages, seven workers later settled on undisclosed terms, and the Fifth Circuit vacated the verdict for the remaining three in 2011.
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